The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-24

Enforcing tho Sunday Law Church Sc,
| "a E.ll vices-News Of all Kinds. J.al
Joseph A. Harris, Of New york, is i,
town. ~A@ni1If E'7
George Darby, Of Mingo, was in towr
Saturday. 49,.
st. Johns church had its annual sale o
pews yesterday. t.2+ ,5sSj +. sj.rg
| !. Stephen Hipkius, Of Martins Forty, wa.
in town Saturday.. dug Z I'D }45 W., j
Mrs. Whipp!e, Of Mipgo, is the guest o
her daughter, Mrs. 7. q. Hyatt. , '7,H
JIM. Maring and L. s. Woodbridge arr
home from business tripsin the East. :,
A skiff Was in the ferry trade Saturday
aud yesterday and did good business.
The Union Window Glass Company has
reelected it's former Board Of Directors.
Some OF the members Of tho Christian
church have organized literary society
ST. John school will repeat its dramati,
entertainment at the Elysisn theatre mex
Saturday evening. .s},1 ..
Many Of the sidewalks have completed,
given out and need attention without
waiting Tor summer. .s&GI 4,a E4S
The grooers close now at all sorts Q
hours, the seven o'clock agreement mo-
being generally Observed
There are number OF children wh,
should be attending school, who arc una
BILE to be out because they have no shoes
John Dubois, OF Dubois & Mccoy, ha!
been at Nashville, Tenn, with a conyen
ton, Of lumber dealers, inspecting South.
ern lumber and chipping facilities. 2aa
The newly organized nlusical club vii
have q room end q piano for rehearsall
and will give public concerto to awaken az
interest in vocal and instrumental music
The Bellaire steel works will be bus,
to-day, completing the list Of Bellairt
manuiactories that are at work: Thu
steel workers will he paid tho game wages
that are paid at Homestead. z',g.. i
Marshal Darby has determined TO en-
force the laws and ordinances without
fear. or favor, and announces his especia
determination to close all saloons that are
open, under whatever excuse, on Sunday.
On Sunday morning INTERPRETATION al
the First NJ. e. Church, by rising vote,
endorsed tho action Of the Marshal in en-.
forcing the Sunday laws and those pres.
ent pledged themselves to sustain him in
his endesvors in that direction
John B. He'll, the butcher, missed hit
horse from his stable Saturday morning
and alter telegraphing to several. towns
got another horae for his work. Tho horse
was found tied to post at Pinch run. Il
is unknown whether the horse was stolen
Or borrowed" by some one afraid Of the
mud. hS% g.'- ~ i1t&&g,.'h 'EFlrT:
There, was praise meeting yesterday
morning at the First ~, E. Church pre-,
yious to the regular sermon by. the pastor,
Rev. R. F. Keller, Rev. j. ! O., Smith
preached at the South .Bellaire NJ. L.
Church yestsrday and began s, revival
meeting that will be continued this week,
Successful revival meetings have been
held by him at the two other churches 81
his circuit. Rev. MI. Ward preached yes.
terdey, at thp gecond NJ. F. Church. Rev.
". Campbell has returned and preached
at the Episcopal Church. 4 Rev.
MS. Hoey, the new pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, began his work
here yesterday. At the morning service
aixteen new membeys were admitted on
profession Of faith and one from the Ger.
man church, by certificate. Il Il - : !,